Still-Life Painting Workshop: Let's sit with the moon (In-Person)

As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, we gather to celebrate the return of the full moon – a symbol of harmony, wholeness, and gratitude. Traditionally, this festival is a time to give thanks for the harvest and reflect on what we have around us.

In this calming and creative workshop, you will be guided to paint a still life scene: a window opening out onto the glowing full moon. Through painting, we take a moment to pause, reflect, and reconnect with ourselves and our surroundings.

No prior art experience is required – just bring your curiosity and openness. All materials will be provided.

About the Mid-Autumn Festival:

This year, the Mid-Autumn Festival falls on 6 October 2025. Celebrated in Chinese cultures, the festival is a time for family reunions, sharing mooncakes, and enjoying the beauty of the full moon. It is a festival of gratitude, togetherness, and hope for harmony.

Materials Provided:

• Acrylic paints (Feel free to bring your own ones if needed)

• Cartridge paper

• Paint brushes

• Paint trays

• Paper towels

Who Can Join:

This workshop is open to anyone aged 16 and above. Beginners are warmly welcome – no painting experience is needed.

Why Join:

• Learn about the cultural meaning of the Mid-Autumn Festival

• Enjoy a guided, relaxing, creative session

• Take home your own moonlit painting as a reflection of the season

Location:

Ricefield Arts Library

Suite 519, Baltic Chambers

50 Wellington St, Glasgow G2 6HJ

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Artist Profile:

Fiona Tong is a talented visual artist based in Glasgow, known for her captivating exploration of space, mindfulness, and the art of perception. With a BA Hons in Contemporary Art Practice, Fiona's artistic journey has taken her to exhibitions at prestigious venues such as Govanhill Baths, Summerhall (Edinburgh), and the City of Glasgow College.

How to Join:
This workshop is free, but spaces are limited – please register in advance, and please cancel your ticket in advance if you cannot attend.
If you have any questions, feel free to message us on Instagram (@ricefieldarts) or email .

Host or Publisher Ricefield Arts